What We Know The Hermétique is quickly becoming one of the core models for Baltic when it comes to experimentation. We've had the original Tourer models, then the quirky dual-time
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The year 1969 marked a before and after in watchmaking with the release of the world’s first automatic chronograph movement. Zenith’s El Primero calibre, a high-frequency integrated chronograph, was the
Baume & Mercier introduces five new Riviera models that capture the spirit of summer with fresh colours and the collection’s distinctive sport-chic style, expressed through the iconic twelve-sided bezel and
Every year around this time, we see a fresh wave of new diver’s watches hitting the scene, as brands roll out their latest models. With each release, they continue to
More than 20 years ago, Victorinox, undoubtedly the most famous manufacturer of pocketknives in the world, introduced the first watches with the brand’s famous “Cross & Shield” logo on the dial.
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The small German town of Glashütte is steeped in watchmaking history, as we all know. No less than 12 brands, from high-end to more accessible, are nestled there, making it
What We Know Glashütte Original just opened a new dial manufactory in the small watchmaking town mentioned in its name. To celebrate, production at this facility kicks off with a
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Glashütte Original celebrates 180 years of Saxon watchmaking and their new dial manufacture in the city with a new PanoLunaTourbillon with
GO celebrates a milestone for German watchmaking (plus its new dial manufacture) with a heavy hitting flying tourbillon.The post Glashütte Original celebrates 180 years of Glashütte watchmaking with a stunning
Within the Casio G-Shock hierarchy, the MR-G series sits at the very top, consisting of luxury-oriented models that combine premium materials with advanced internal movements. Similarly, the Frogman is the
Last weekend, the UK watch community descended on Birmingham for the annual WatchIt! Fair. Tom reports from the ground.The post The WatchIt! Fair landed in the heart of the UK
The Conquest collection holds a rather special place in the history of Longines. It was Longines’ first collection to be trademarked – in 1954 with the Swiss Federal Institute of
The 1972 catalog lists it as the Gallet Maritimer, although it says Yachting Timer on the dial. You choose. The new designation is still connected to water use…well, sort of.
Manufacturer ETA Caliber Number 805.161 Movement Type Quartz, battery-powered Lignes 11.5”’ Overall Diameter 26.2mm Casing Diameter 25.6mm Height 3.65mm (3.7mm w/ battery, 5.66mm total) Jewel Count 1 jewel (some may
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